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Beige Book - Economic Research and Data
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Economic activity continued to expand in September, according to information received by Federal Reserve District Banks. Most Districts described the pace of activity as moderate or gradual. Richmond reported some quickening in the pace of growth while New York reported a slowdown. Atlanta reported mixed economic conditions, with significant negative effects on the District economy from hurricane damage. Dallas reported expansion overall but also experienced noticeable disruptions to the District economy as a result of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The full National and Tenth District report can be viewed at
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Beige Book - Economic Research and Data
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Information received from District Banks suggests that the economy has continued to expand at a moderate pace since the last report. All twelve Districts indicated that economic activity has increased, though Richmond reported some deceleration in the pace of growth, while Dallas noted some acceleration. Relatively brisk growth was reported in the New York and San Francisco Districts. 48 pp.
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Beige Book - Economic Research and Data
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Reports from all twelve Federal Reserve Districts indicate that business activity continued to expand from mid-April through May. Most Districts--including New York, Richmond, Atlanta, Chicago, Minnesota, Kansas City, and San Francisco--characterized the pace of expansion as moderate, solid, or well-sustained. However, Philadelphia noted that the pace of growth had eased in May while Boston and Cleveland observed some unevenness across sectors. The full National and Tenth District report can be viewed at varies
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Beige Book - Economic Research and Data
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Reports from all twelve Federal Reserve Districts indicate that economic activity continued to expand in June and early July. Richmond and Dallas reported that the rate of economic growth increased, and Cleveland said economic growth was stronger and more balanced than in the spring. New York was the only District to report a slowing in the rate of economic growth. Among the other Districts, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and San Francisco characterized the pace of expansion as solid, while Chicago described the rate of economic growth as moderate. Boston, Philadelphia, and St. Louis did not characterize the overall pace of expansion, although Boston noted that locally-based retailers were not sharing in the expansion. The full National and Tenth District report can be viewed at
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Beige Book - Economic Research and Data
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Reports from all twelve Federal Reserve Districts indicate that business activity continued to expand from late February through early April. Kansas City and San Francisco noted solid growth, Chicago and Dallas characterized growth as moderate, and Atlanta reported a robust pace. By contrast, while citing positive growth, New York and Cleveland mentioned uneven progress across sectors, and Richmond stated that signs of improvement in April followed a restrained March. varies
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Budget Deficits and Debt: Issues and Options
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Examines the causes and consequences of budget deficits and debt, and considers potential solutions. Symposium proceedings. 1995. 442 pp.
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Economic Review First Quarter 2004 - Volume 89, Number 1
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How Do Data Revisions Affect the Evaluation and Conduct of Monetary Policy? by Sharon Kozicki
Economic Policy Implications of World Demographic Change by Richard Johnson
Will the Farm Rebound Lead a Rural Recovery?
by Jason Henderson
76 pp.
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Economic Review First Quarter 2005 - Volume 90, Number 1
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Manufacturing activity in the Great Plains and Rocky Mountain region encompassed by the Tenth Federal Reserve District expanded solidly in February and expectations for future factory activity remained very strong.
How Long Is a Long-Term Investment? by Pu Shen.
Recent Evolution of Large-Value Payment Systems: Balancing Liquidity and Risk by Antoine Martin
A Resurgent Rural Economy Spurs Farmland Values by Jason Henderson and Nancy Novack 86 pp.
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Economic Review Fourth Quarter 2003 - Volume 88, Number 4
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The articles in this issue include: Monetary Policy and the Zero Bound: Policy Options When Short-Term Rates Reach Zero, by Gordon H. Sellon, Jr; Globalization and Global Disinflation, by Kenneth Rogoff; A New Era for Rural Policy by Mark Drabenstott 100 pp.
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Economic Review Fourth Quarter 2005 - Volume 90, Number 4
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Longer-Term Perspectives on the Yield Curve and Monetary Policy by Sharon Kozicki and Gordon Sellon.
The Greenspan Era: Lessons for the Future-A Summary of the Bank's 2005 Economic Symposium by George Kahn.
Does Immigration Reduce Imbalances Among Labor Markets or Increase Them? Evidence from Recent Migration Flows by William R. Keeton and Geoffrey B. Newton.
Jobless Recoveries and the Wait-and-See Hypothesis by Stacey L. Schreft, Aarti Singh, and Ashley Hodgson. 101 pp.
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